Just_Me Blog

I don't know anyone in their 90's now.Use to have several but they are gone now.

thank you gals, So do you have any idea's for the party...lol

My Grandfather Lived to Be 89.....he died during the Flood of 93.....But when he was 87....he remarried to a Lady named Jane that was in the same nursing home as him....He chose his oldest grandson which was me to be his best man...The wedding was at the luthern church in Eureka....A horse and Buggy ride back to the nursing home and a Reception followed at the home....It was the social event of events for the residents....The old gals wore me out wanting to dance with me....There is a lot of life ileft in people if you look for it.....My Grampa told me that the horse and Buggy ride was the most fun he had had in years....The Strange end to this was when My Grandfather Died....he had been in the hospital for about 30 days and had not seen Jane.....he died on Saturday Morning and Jane died at the nursing home a few hours later....

I won't live that long but as a Senior casemanager I had the honor to be a part of a 100 year olds celebration. His name was Mitch and he was truly a gentelman who made friends until his last days and had a mind as sharp as a tack. He read constantly and had a sense of humor. I think he had the party of his life that day with friends of ALL ages--I hope so.

i want to live a long & healthy life I think I will always want to be alive to see my hubby & kids, grandkids, & so on...

My Great-Grandmother's birthday is today. She is 101 yrs today. We are having a BIG family get together this Saturday for her.

Last year for her 100th,she recieved a letter from President Bush. Thats pretty cool!!!